CT Restaurants That Closed Permanently In 2023: CT News

On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across Connecticut. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.

Connecticut Restaurants That Closed Permanently In 2023

From high-end to hashery, the unsettled economy and post-pandemic malaise took its toll on some of CT's favorite dining destinations in 2023.>>>Read More.

CT Doughnut Shop Makes List Of Those 'Worth The Drive'

A Connecticut doughnut shop landed on a list of the best in the region. A Boston publication says its doughnuts are worth traveling for.>>>Read More.

Teacher Arrested, Accused Of Threatening Student On Bus: State Police

The teacher is accused of telling a student, "If you talk back, I'll rip your face off," during an incident on the bus.>>>Read More.

Home Of Late TV, Movie Actor Hits The Market For $2.7M

The "sprawling" six-bedroom 6,647-square-foot Contemporary was built in 1958.>>>Read More.

Customer Pulls Gun At Walmart During ‘Heated’ Argument With Other Customers: Police

A fight at a Walmart turned into a gun charges for a pair of women, police said.>>>Read More.

7 New CT Troopers Decorated For Saving Life Of Fellow Trainee

Seven new Connecticut state troopers received awards at their graduation ceremony for life-saving efforts on a fellow recruit.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Accountant Stole $25K From Client: Police
• Ice Cream Shop To Open In Former Sweet Shop Space
• Movie Rental Store To Close Its Doors After Decades In Business: Reports
• Maritime Aquarium Mourns Death Of Beloved Harbor Seal

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